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Renesas Electronics America Inc., in conjunction with NEC LCD Technologies, Ltd., will showcase more than 30 LCD modules, ranging from 1.9-inches to 22.5-inches in size, at Society for Information Display?s (SID) Display Week 2010 exhibition, May 25-27 at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle.

NEC LCD Technologies, Ltd. is a supplier of liquid crystal display (LCD) products for industrial applications. Renesas Electronics America (formerly NEC Electronics America) is the exclusive representative of NEC LCD Technologies Ltd. with responsibility for sales, marketing and technical support in the Americas.

The LCD lineup at Display Week 2010 will showcase emerging display technologies, such as horizontally double-density pixel (HDDP) technology with a lenticular lens, which enables 2D and 3D images to be displayed simultaneously on the same screen, at the same resolution?without requiring the use of special glasses. An in-cell touch panel with embedded capacitive-touch functionality to improve the display?s viewability, even in bright outdoor lighting conditions, also will be demonstrated. NEC LCD Technologies also has developed an integrated color-enhancement technology that delivers color reproduction that is comparable in color intensity to the original video source, without tint or color variance and with minimal increase in power consumption. Featured product demonstrations include:

LCDs for mobile medical, industrial and gaming applications
- Five LCD modules ranging in size from 2.7-inches to 4.3 inches and offered in QVGA, WQVGA , WVGA and QHD resolutions

LCD modules with long-life LED backlight systems
- Nine LCD modules ranging from 6.5 inches up to 15 inches in size and offered in multiple resolutions, including VGA, SVGA, WVGA, XGA and WXGA
- In addition to 70-thousand-hour LED backlights, four of the modules on display incorporate high bright backlight systems with brightness of 800 cd/m2 or greater